The air transportation system is a large-scale socio-technical system and its modelling approaches emphasize the sociological dimension due to the increasing importance of collaborative decision-making processes in the future Air Traffic Management (ATM). Resilience is assuming an increasing importance within ATM, but it is difficult or even impossible to establish the resilience role in realizing the targeted performance levels of an air traffic system. This paper proposes a systematic methodology for resilience management in ATM. It introduces an analytical definition of a resilience metric for an ATM system and formally states the resilience management problem as an optimization problem. Moreover, it describes a strategy for the problem solution and provides some preliminary results in order to quantitatively prove the validity of the methodology.
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